Used 1994 Ford Taurus Consumer Reviews
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IT'S STILL RUNNING
Suffolk, 08/11/2009
1994 Ford Taurus SHO 4dr Sedan
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I drove my husband's Taurus Sho last weekend and the odometer read 261,140 miles. It's still going after we have had trouble with a newer 1996 Jeep (dead now) and a 2004 Avalanche (having problems now).
Bad used car
ralph0722, 02/06/2010
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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I lost my job and i had to let my new car go, so i bought a Taurus GL with 86k though will last me since only has 86k for a 1994 model. Wrong. 30 days later transmission died. spent 1300 to fix it. Lets see now what will go wrong next.
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Mike, 12/26/2004
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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I bought my Taurus a little bit ago, and overall so far its been a good car. Transmission has not failed yet (knock on wood - has 148k on it), but it does shift quite hard and abruptly. Check engine light has been on since I've had brought it to be looked at and apparently its nothing, so I don't know about that issue. If your looking for something cheap to go from point A to point B, go for it, if your looking for something for road rrips, get a Honda.
DON'T DO IT!!!!
Dankel, 09/06/2004
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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Since the day we brought our Taurus home, it has been nothing but trouble. The head gasket, brake system, pumps, air conditioner compresser, and who knows what else had the car in the shop more than in our driveway. I suggest you continue looking for a better deal. We originally paid 1500 and by the time all repairs were made, we put more than 3000 dollars into it.
All hell breaks loose after 90K miles
NomoreFords, 08/24/2004
1994 Ford Taurus GL 4dr Sedan
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The Ford Taurus was a solid if unspectacular vehicle for the first 90,000 miles. After that, all hell quickly breaks loose: the transmission goes, the electrical system turns into a nightmare, and the engine slowly falls apart. Ford? Never again.